wooden pattens

wooden pattensTrippen are wooden overshoes that were worn over regular shoes in the Middle Ages. Trippen such as these were worn outdoors and in public places. They were popular amongst both men and women and helped keep regular shoes clean from the dirt of medieval streets. In the 15th century, poulaines shoes with long pointed toes were fashionable, and trippen made it easier to walk by keeping the shoe points slightly elevated off the ground. The earliest types

which was removed during duels

dating from the 9th to the 10th century

This type of axe was likely used primarily for practical purposes

A large proportion of the material is reused directly

The silver ribbon bearing the inscription 'Nail of the Lord' was applied by Hendrik IV in 1084

The sword is well-suited to both beginning LARP-ers and more experienced players

This fine sword is constructed from durable foam and is painted in detail

Crafted from sterling silver

900 up to 1500

such short chainmail shirts were known as haubergeons

a blade of approx

The plastic single-handed sword has been designed for Historical European Martial Arts